Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04
THE PUTNAM PHALANX.
Military Visitors from Connecticut In
Town.

THE PUTNAM PHALANx.
Military Visitors from Connecticut I'm
Town.
THEIR ARRIVAL AND REcEPTroN-H1sToRY or THE
ORGANIZATION - EXHIBITION DRILL AND PARADE
THIS AFTRRNooN-A LIST OF THE ExcuRsroNrsTs
At $50 O'Clock this morning the Putnam Pha-
ianx, OF Hartford, Conn., arrived in the city. They
were met at the Baltimore and Potomac depot by
reception committee from the washington Light
Infantry Corps and escorted to their headquarters
at the Riggs House. The Phalanx are on their
annual social and military excursion, and this Is
the second time they have visited washington,
the former VISIT having been made in 1850. The
company was organized In 1858, and made its pre-
liminary parade before the Connecticut legislature
The immediate purpose OF its organization was
the reception OF ex-GOv. and exMinlster TO Russia
Thos. II. Seymour, on his arrival home from the
court OF Russia In 1859. The uniform Of the Pha-
lanx Is that worn during the Revolutionary war
veteen knee-breeches, black stockings and yellow
top boots. The coat was modelled after the one
worn fne By pa, George Washington now on exhibition
The company Is composed Of Hartfords best citi.
zens, and the majority OF them are men In the
prime OF NE While In the city they will partici-
pate In the shepherd demonstration on Thursday
night.
PARADE AND EXHIBITION DRILL THIS AFTERNOON.
This afternoon at O'Clock they will visi. the
Pension ONCE In body. and will there give an OK
hibftion drill At O'Clock they will parade with
the Infantry Corps upon the street. The process
sion will be formed at the Riggs House, and from
there Will march up 18th street to l, to Vermont
avenue 70 u street, to 18th. to Vermont avenue.
70 massachusetts, avenue, to Connecticut avenue,
TO l7th, to H, TO 18th, to Pennsylvania avenue.
and then to the Riggs House. where it win be dis
Tomorrow they Will visit Mount Vernon.
LIST OF THE ExCCRSIONISTS
Following Is a complete list OF the officers
privates and guests actually accompanying the
present excursion:
Major, Joseph Warner. StafY-Adjutant, Charles
master. o. H. Blanchard; Inspector, Dudley Fox;
Judge advocate, c. Fl. Clark; surgeon, N. w. HOl-
Gombe; chaplain, j. Kittridge Wheeler; engineer,
b. G. Porter; cOmmiSSary, c. c. Hubbard; sergeant
major, Theodore ]. Pease; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A. E. Brooks; assistant Inspector, George W. Grou:
engineer, j. w. webb; commissary sergeant, c. G.
Beckwith; secretary, r. s. Peck; historian, F. NJ.
Non-commissioned stafr-Drum major. Norman
l. Hope; standard bearers j. s. Holt, Frederick
Stokes; color guard, j. T. Morris, B. W. Edwards.
Perry; first lieutenant, A. B. stoeSweil; second
lieutenant, q. B. Philbrick; ensign. Jno. S. Rus
sell; first sergeant. W. Gassett; second sergeant,
j. w. Richardson; third sergeant, j. n. Brown;
fourth sergeant. W. F. Baldwin; first corporal, II. B.
Wood; second corporal Geo. W. Hodge; third cor
ricn. - - DN' No. ''A '''p'' t." o. W. '''0-
>, Second Company Captain. Lyman Smith; first
lieutenant, Geo. Il. Woolley; second lieutenant, G.
TAFT; second sergeant, Il. P. Stedman; third ser.
geant, :. W. Goodrtchi fourth sergeant, Edmund
porai, c. F. Gladding; third corporal, l. S. John
son; fourth corporal, W. s. Mather.
Privates-E. P. Burnham Edwin s. Bartlett, N.
r. F. Case, E. II. House, w. Ii. Halling, Frank H.
LandOn, J. c. Lester, II. g. Osborn Miles B. Pres
w
a n Frank = sSsOsT G.i Be T FIaaR
n. Williams, Charles F. stoll, Ariel NICHOLSON. jr,
L Beach Botsiord H. 4: Cornwall; George C.
Past ofhcers--H. NJ. Burnham. Frank A. case.
Veteran CORPS r. Welch, n: D., captain; T.
Cowles, Jas. Lockwood, Henry Ensign H. F. Bar
rows, Henry Lester, Gen. l. E. Baldwin, c. T.
Music Horton s. Clark, Irving B. clapp, E. D.
Clark, Geo. J. Merwtn, w. j. Hearn, Burton Hills,
E H. Williams, w. II. Hosmer, Geo. s. Merrtlls,
Talcott, G. A. Huntington, Henry Huntington,
Invited guesss-senator J; R. nawlsy, Gen. VIM.
dudley Fox, Mrs. o. ii. Blanchard Samuel n.
Blanchard, Miss Edith Healy, Mrs. burton Hills,
Mrs w. Ii. Ravens, Miss Nellie Ravens, Mrs. W.
Miss Eta Woodford. Miss Jessie NJ. Bartlett, Miss
Eliza F: Mix, Mrs. VIM. c. Smith, Mrs. c. G. Beck
Will, MIS- vera borCletU, MISS tannle UOOCnWa1t,
MAJOR Morgan g. Buckley, Timothy Mather Mrs.
8. W. Cowles Miss Kate Camp, Mrs. N. L. Blng-
ford, Mrs. ]. n. shedd, Miss Georgia Webb, MIS-.
F. Webb. Mrs. J: W. Webb Mrs. James johnson.
Miss Hattie TEE cowless Miss Mettie Hoc9mb Mrs
hSss"'s a. s's asa H WIFE, " &
j. A Fitch and VIE Miss n. Brainard Mrs CAPT Mls
Mather, Mrs: NJ. j. Black. Mrs. S. 3. hll R. L. Mar
Phibrick, Miss Ella Richardson, Fred. II. Ill., Mrs
r. s. DeLamater, Jas. Eadie and vile, Mrs. C. B.
Andrus Miss Hattie stoekwel Miss Josie Murfee,
ter, Mrs. R. S. Peck, Miss Rosa j. Barr Mrs s. @.
Ranney. Miss Nina Ranney, Chas. Babcock and
a. Honiss, Mrs. n L. Hope, Mrs. Dr. F. 5. Cross.
Houston, MIS-: ]; &: North and daushter. Dr.. +.
Geo. + Denison and daughter, E. Crary
ano P n 1n ass { EMMA sxan w Mss
John y, Smith and wife, Mrs Alfred T. Hicker',
Buckley, Mrs. E Phelps c 4 Fowler ana WIFE, m:
Mrs. F. u. Woodworth, Mrs. J. u. Moulton. Nor
man Maloney, r. F; stanton, R; q. PASCAL, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs: Oliver F. Wing. Mrs Geo; Evans, G.
A. Armstrong ana WIFE Edgar Barnham Mss
ana ana R Alfonso puSon ksnyop c Mjss
Elizabeth Hammer, Mrs. Joel W. Martin, Miss Flu
liza Martin, Miss Minnie Copeland II. H. Holroyd,
John j. W1gger, J. II. WOisard, s. Prince, GEO. T.
Johnson Jas. NJ. Dow, Miss Lizzie Crosby Miss
Fannie Dunlap A. b. Preston. Mrs. H. +. BarrOWs.
ID. L. Williams, s. A. Prayer and wife, Mrs. H. A.
Cornwall and d. n. Cornwall and wife, D. W. Corn
wall and wife, Mrs. Frank L. Avery, q. E. Buck
minister and wife, Mrs. w. W. Ingham
u. P. Kingsbury, Mrs. A NJ. Rhodes,
Mrs j. G. Houston, Amos w. Woodford Mrs. j. W.
Goodrich, Miss Goodrich, Miss L. E. StOrrs, E. d.
Williams, John Solomon, c. NJ. Brewer Adolph
Graf, Miss Sarah Sheldon, Master Stuart F. Hills
w. D. Clark, Mrs. W. II. Gassett, Mrs. d. w. Thrall
u. j. Church, Ralph Wallace, Mrs. Frank A. Case
Mrs +. A. Wilcox, Mrs. Geo. L. E. Baldwin, Mrs
Theodore Colston, Miss Hattie Watrous, MRS. Nor
ris case, Miss Kate LOOMS, Mrs. b. F. Lord, Rev.
F. DeBruycker, Miss Alice FarriS, David F. Wool
sey, Mrs $. A. Odds, Waldo Bingham and wire A.
A. Allen, Hugh Nicholson and Wife Thomas r.
Farrell. A. $. Brown, Hudson Andrews and wife,
Mrs A c. Hills, Morgan Goodwin, Miss A. b. Rose.
Nrs &. I. Georgia and daughter, II. w. Crawford
and wife, GEO. w. Newton and wife, Mrs. Jos H.
Barnum, Mrs. F. NJ. Brown, Herman ReiCche, DR.
r. o. White Charles Larrabee E. w. Lindsay, and
John Quinn.
The Maryland Democratic Association.
AN EFFORT TO SECURE CONSOLIDATION WITH THE
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
AT regular meeting Of the Maryland Demo-
cratic Association last night Mr. r. O. Edmonston